GLBT Historical Society Museum in San Francisco: photos, reviews

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In the vibrant city of San Francisco, the GLBT Historical Society Museum offers a deep dive into the rich tapestry of LGBTQ+ history. This small yet meticulously curated museum provides a compelling journey through time, showcasing powerful exhibits like the Harvey Milk collection and an original gay pride flag. Visitors are drawn to its moving displays on transgender history and leather culture, making it an inspiring stop. With an affordable entry fee ranging between $5 to $10, it's a worthwhile cause for anyone interested in understanding the strides made for LGBTI rights. The museum's powerful storytelling has earned it an impressive 4.6 rating on Google, cementing it as a must-see destination in the city.

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4.6/5 489 reviews

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4.7/5 1,096 reviews

Marcel Sanchez

Small but you can learn a lot!

Robert Whitford

Ironic to me’ the amount of fighting ‘ struggling for the right to acceptance’ to live ‘ to be’ the horror catastrophic tragedy’ the political social ignorance to that plague’ the indifference to the annihilation of body ‘ physical the loss of attachment to spirit! But I survived? 64 ‘ was told I’d be dead by 27’ seeking clinical help in a time when none was offered shamed for promiscuous life choices! “ Clinical after treatment City clinic information sexual advice’ “ You realize it’s your behaviors that brought you here’ you probably have the Gay Cancer you could be dead in six months! “ I’m nighteen I was gang raped! What behaviors? And now We are a museum ?

Spencer Picard

Really cool stuff here. Definitely recommend if you’re visiting the Castro District

GLBT Historical Society Museum in San Francisco

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